Jason & the argonauts with Song of Blades & heroes

[Olosta]

I ‘ve created a « jason & the argonauts » campaign for Song of Blades & Heroes. You could read the differents scenario here :
http://blog.pierrickauger.fr/category/escarmouche-mythologique/
I’ve played the first scenario :
http://blog.pierrickauger.fr/2010/04/14/la-quete-des-argonautes-les-mysteres-de-samothrace/
I’m sorry, but it’s only in french…

[Erny]

Don't apologise for writing in French!!! The internet can do a good enough translation for those of us to lazy/stupid to only speak one language.

I've been thinking Jason and the Argonauts could be done very well with SBH and you have proven it.
Looks like a lot of fun.

[ZenWired]

Excellent stuff, Olosta! 

I've been toying with doing a SBH or LotR conversion to a Greek myth setting for some time now, and what you've done is very inspiring.

[Aaron]

Wow, that looks great. I plan to steal as much as my schoolboy French and on-line translators allow me to!

I am another one who keeps talking about using SBH for myths but have yet to act. In my case I want to use some of my Aventine miniatures Etruscans. I even have a magic user thanks to Crusader's pack of gladiator officials (one is dressed as Charun). I have found a Reaper Medusa I like, but am still searching for a nice Cerberus, but my real dream would be to find something like this in 28mm:

[ZenWired]

I have found a Reaper Medusa I like, but am still searching for a nice Cerberus...

If you're not against using plastic toys, there's always this one from Safari. It's a good size when compared to 28mm miniatures.



Or, if you don't mind your Cerberus standing on its hind legs, there's always Spinespur's Cerebeast, which is also a good size.

[Aaron]

Thanks Zenwired. The first one looke like it might work. I prefer to stick to things that look close to the way they were depicted in antiquity.

[Thantsants]

Must admit I keep looking at my old plastic skellies and Black Tree's super cheap Hoplites....

[Olosta]

My cerberus :

A Rackham miniature.